Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-01-26

fuse 20 load grain into ships that take Old
Dominion freight The transatlantic
steamers cannot sail on time, if this con-
tinues Tomorrow, and the United States
mail will be delayed The steamship COM
panies advertise for new men.
About 500 men struck in Brooklyn to-
night because floating elevators were sent
to the wharyes OF the companies which
share in the boycott against the Old
Dominion line. The proprietors have
asked for police protection. and gangs of
Italians are to be brought from New York
to the docks.
THE STRIKERS TO BE IGNORED.
New YoEK, January 2Gth-A. M.-The
officers of the various coal companies now
say there is no strike of their employees, as
they do not consider that the men who
left them have any further connection
with them, and if they return to work
they must do SO as new hands.
The Anchor line has secured nearly
enough coal for its next steamer, but had
TO pay about IS ton for 600 tons The
White Star line expects to get the Britannia
away tomorrow with sufficient coal and
cargo. The Alexander line is Still unde-
cided whether the City of Pueblo, which is
advertised to sail for Havana tomorrow,
will be able to get away.
SUFFERING AMONG THE POOR.
New YORK, January 26th.-The scarcity
of coal in this city is felt by the poor to a
great extent, and the Bureaus established to
aid them are receiving more applications
for assistance than they can take care of
AT the Office of the Society for the I'M
provement Of the Condition of the Poor
the Secretary said yesterday there had been
a much larger number of appeals during
the present month than there were last
year for the same time, but the Society had
been able to attend all cases found worthy
BRUTAL DECLARATION.
A Knight of Labor said to a reporter
yesterday: Strikers strike, and we are in
this thing to win. If we cannot do so by
fair means, then we will adopt foul ones.
If the strike continue the companies must
give in, and l think it will. There will no
doubt be great amount Of suffering, but
then the more people suffer the greater
will be the cry against the companies, and
purely from public indignation and protes-
tation they will be compelled to give up
the fight
Running 1t Into the Ground.
New YORK, January 25th-Dr. Shrady to-
night stated that Rev. Dr. McGiynn's con-
dition was to-day generally improved The
committee of DIR. McGlynn's parishioners
who were denied the use of St. Stephens s
Church to make report to the full body,
will have its report printed and distributed
at the doors Of st. Stephens on Sunday
next. DR.. McGlynn aided the letter car
riers III their struggle for eight hours of
daily labor, ana tonight the letter-carriers
held meeting and extended their support
and sympathy to DR.. McGlynn.
The church was open to worshipers all
day yesterday, and there were no police in
sight, except those on their regular post
Captain Ryan said yesterday that Father
Donnelly had applied at the station to
have policemen stationed in force at the
church next sunday. Donnelly said he
promised to compel the worshipers to con-
tribute at the doors the customary 10 and
Is cents, in order that the expenses of the
church services may be betrayed. How to
compel them Ryan did not know, but pre-
sumably by denying them admission on
any other terms.
tits expected that Henry George will
speak in the Academy of Music on Sunday
night at the McGlynn meeting of the Cen
trail Labor Union. A committee is trying
to persuade DR.. McGlynn to be present,
even if he does not say a word.
Serious Trouble Threatened in the Leg
islature cf New Mexico.
New YORK, January 26th-A MA spe-
cial from Santa Fe, n. NJ. says: Because
Governor Ross vetoed Republican party
measure, the Republican majority in the
Senate to-day attempted to unseat Gusdorf,
Democrat, and supplant him with San
chez, q Republican. The vote of Sanchez
was required to enable the Republicans to
pdSS tA4C w tilt NONtf iiAI NtlO
The Democrats withdrew in Il
body, and Territorial Secretary Lane
refused to swear in Sanchez. The
President of the Senate thereupon ad-
m;nistered the oath. Governor Ross
has refused to recognize the Senate as
legal body, only six out of the twelve
members having voted to unseat Gusdorf
Secretary Lane will moi pay the Senators
tomorrow, and the Governor will prob
ably take possession of the Capitol and
appeal to Washington. Intense excite
ment prevails, and should there be any
fighting tonight an appeal for Federal
troops will be made.
Temperance Soldiers.
New YcRR, January 26th--A. M.-Last
night at the Academy of Music was organ
lied the First Regiment Of Temperance
Men. The organization proposes to enroll
200 men, all Of them total abstainers
The term of service is to be one year Rev.
DR.. Funk said that every one would prefer
that the police and soldiery should be total
abstainers. He said that battles had been
lost and thousands of men needlessly slain
in the civil war because of drunkenness in
high places. Letters of regret were read
from Governor Hill, General Sheridan
Colonel Grant, Robert Lincoln, Mayor
Hewitt and many others. Beccher was the
chief speaker, and denounced anarchy and
socialism as foreign and not merican, and
incidentally gave the strikers some hard
blows.
Alleged Jury-PackinG In Irclaud.
New York, January 26th-A. Mt. p.
Gill, member of Parliament, telegraphs the
Tribune from Dublin BY an infamous
trick the Crown has changed the venue Of
the plan of campaign prosecutions from
the city of Dublin to the county of Dublin.
They have, in SO doing, availed themselves
of the Sixth Act Of George Ill, which en-